Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
Loretta Lynn
I never thought of calloused hands as being soft and warm
Or a hairy chest as a place of rest and shelter from a storm
I never pictured dreams come true and rawhide boots and jeans
Here I am with a workin' man and he's workin' miracles on me
Oh workin' man, you took my hand, then you set me free
Yours is somethin' I'm so glad I live to be
So love don't always wear the face we might expect to see
Oh workin' man, your love works on me
I never really saw myself as someone who could share
My feelings with a gentle giant expecting him to care
But something in his big blue eyes says it's okay
Go ahead and bare your soul and let me love your cares away
Oh workin' man, you took my hand, then you set me free
Yours is somethin' I'm so glad I live to be
So love don't always wear the face we might expect to see
Oh workin' man, your love works on me
Workin’ Man was written by Ted Harris.
Workin’ Man was produced by Owen Bradley.
Loretta Lynn released Workin’ Man on Mon Oct 13 1980.